Bidirectional Selecting System and Bidirectional Selecting Method between Service Objects and Service Providers

ABSTRACT

A bidirectional selecting method, between service objects and service providers, includes the steps of:
         after acquiring an expression data about a user, acquiring at least intentional object in a corresponding object database based on the expression data and a background information of the user to obtain a processing result; and   outputting the processing result, wherein when the user is a service object, the object database is a service provider database, wherein when the user is a service provider, the object database is a service object database.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a non-provisional application that claims the benefit ofpriority under 35 U.S.C. § 119(a-d) to a Chinese application,application number 2019101263083, filed Feb. 20, 2019.

NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to services field, especially to abidirectional selecting system and bidirectional selecting methodbetween service objects and service providers.

Description of Related Arts

There are problems faced by the user when seeking some professionalservices. One of the problems is professional barriers caused byasymmetric information. For example, intellectual property is becomingmore deeply correlative in daily live and work. With the intensificationof commercial competition, intellectual property has become a veryfavorable and convenient competitive tool which can prevent competitorsentering the exclusive rights. Patent is one type of intellectualproperty. With rising applications in China, more and more companies gooverseas for patent applications, so that their products can be underpatent protection in other countries to avoid being plagiarized orcopied.

Patent is a document in legal language to express technology which hashighly requirement for patent drafters. Once there is loopholes orunnecessary limitations in claims because of losing profoundunderstanding, it will make the power of the patent itself greatlyreduced, or even has adverse effect. For example, some technique detailsare described in the embodiments and not claimed for protection, whichwill be voluntary contribution of the inventor for the public based onthe principle of donation in patent. Therefore, in order to betterprotection, customers need to communicate with patent agents to assignpatent application and buy professional services of the patent agency toget high-quality patent applications and patent application process.

In the conventional service mode of the patent agency, the communicationbetween the customer and patent agents goes like, firstly providing thecustomer quotes, then if the price is acceptable, negotiating forfurther information, after both agreed and signed a contract, sending atechnical disclosure from customer to patent agent, and writing of thepatent by a patent engineer. A patent engineer refers to a professionalpractitioner who can specifically deal with patent-related matters. Forexample, a patent engineer can draft a specification about the technicaldisclosure under the Patent Law of the People's Republic of China,Chinese Patent Law Implementation Rules and Examination Guide ofNational Intellectual Property Administration, PRC or under Patent Lawsand Patent Rules of United States.

Clearly, in this process, the customer knows little about the patentengineers who actually drafted the case. Customer even has no idea aboutwhether the patent engineers drafting the case have enough experience ornot, or whether have experience in this field. For customers who reallywant to protect their inventions, this process can hardly achieve asatisfactory level.

After drafted specification is sent to be check by customers, if thequality of the specification did not meet the requirements of thecustomers, during this stage, the customers ask to change anotherdrafter. And if the patent agent takes remedies to rewrite thespecification, the time cost of the case has been generated. Especiallyfor the patent application, the filing date has the importance ofself-evident.

Not only in intellectual property, but other highly specialized industryis the same. There is a Chinses saying that “different trades areseparated as by mountains”. How to reduce the asymmetric information inthe process, and give customer greater autonomy rights, is an urgentproblem for customer and for professional services providers.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

The invention is advantageous in that it provides a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service objects are capableof selecting the service provider by the system.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service providers can bescreened for the server objects according to the needs by the system.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service objects can choosethe service provider by the system.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service objects are capableof selecting the service provider from an object database according tothe background of the service providers.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service providers can beautomatically recommended to the server objects according to the needsof the server objects.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service object can directlycommunicate with the service provider to arrange scheduled tasks by thesystem.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service provider can doeasily working arrangements by the system.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service object is capable ofknowing the progress of the service provider corresponding to theservice by the system.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service object can screen theservice provider under plurality of conditions by the system.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein tasks of the service object canbe expedited by the system.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide a bidirectionalselecting system and bidirectional selecting method between serviceobjects and service providers, wherein the service provider canexpeditedly deal with corresponding tasks by the system.

Additional advantages and features of the invention will become apparentfrom the description which follows, and may be realized by means of theinstrumentalities and combinations particular point out in the appendedclaims.

According to the present invention, the foregoing and other objects andadvantages are attained by a bidirectional selecting method betweenservice objects and service providers, which comprises the steps of:

after acquiring an expression data about a user, acquiring at leastintentional object in a corresponding object database based on theexpression data and a background information of the user to obtain aprocessing result; and

outputting the processing result, wherein when the user is a serviceobject, the object database is a service provider database, wherein whenthe user is a service provider, the object database is a service objectdatabase.

In one embodiment, in the method, after acquiring the expression data ofthe user, matching the expression data with the conditions inside thebackground information of the user in the object database.

In one embodiment, the bidirectional selecting method further comprisesthe steps of:

after acquiring the expression data of the user, matching the expressiondata with the conditions inside the background information of the userin the object database; and

if no intentional object is matched, recommending at least one object inthe object database as the intentional object based on the backgroundinformation of the user.

In one embodiment, the bidirectional selecting method further comprisesthe steps of:

After acquiring the expression data of the user, matching the expressiondata and the conditions included in the background information of theuser in the object database; and

if no intentional object is matched, recommending at least one object inthe object database as the intentional object based on a behaviorinformation of the user.

In one embodiment, the bidirectional selecting method further comprisesthe steps of:

obtaining a determined order from the user to confirm that theintentional object is a intentional object.

In one embodiment, the method, when the user is a service object and theintentional object is the service provider, further comprisesdetermining whether there is an object with only the deadline of thetask is not met and the object is capable of completing the task withinthe deadline; and

if so, generating a prompt information, wherein the prompt informationand the object are output as the processing result.

In one embodiment, the method, when the user is a service object and theintentional object is a service provider, further comprises determiningwhether there is an object with only the deadline of the task is not metbut is available for expedited task and the object is capable ofcompleting the task within the deadline; and

if so, generating a prompt information, wherein the prompt informationand the object are output as the processing result.

In one embodiment, the bidirectional selecting method further comprisesthe steps of:

if the intentional object is not matched, obtaining the behavior data ofthe user;

generating an intentional prediction result based on the behavior data;

recommending at least one object in the object database is as theintentional object, based on the intentional prediction result.

In one embodiment, in above method, determining whether the object iscapable of providing the expedited service in a manner that obtainingthe information of the expedited service predetermined by the serviceprovider.

In one embodiment, in above method, determining whether the object iscapable of providing the expedited service in a manner that obtaining aworking arrangement of the object which only not comply with themandate.

In one embodiment, in the method, determining whether the object iscapable of providing the expedited service in a manner that sending aquery to the corresponding object and considering the reply of theobject.

According to the present invention, the foregoing and other objects andadvantages are attained by a bidirectional selecting system for aservice object and a service provider, comprising:

an acquiring unit, wherein the acquiring unit is configured to acquirean expression data and a background information of a user;

a processing unit, wherein the processing unit is communicativelyconnected with the acquiring unit, wherein the processing unit isconfigured to have at least one intentional object to obtain aprocessing result based on an object database with the expression dataand the background information of the user; and

an output unit, wherein the output unit is communicably coupled to theprocessing unit, wherein the output unit outputs the processing resultincluding the intentional object, wherein when the user is serviceobject, the object database is a service provider database, wherein whenthe user is a service provider, the object database is a service objectdatabase.

In one embodiment, the system further comprises a determining unit,wherein the determining unit is communicatively connected with theprocessing unit, wherein the determining unit confirms the object as aintentional object of the user based on a feedback order correspondingto the processing result.

In one embodiment, the processing unit comprises an analysis module anda matching module, wherein the analysis module obtains at least onecondition based on the analyzed expression data, wherein the matchingmodule matches the object in the object database based on the condition.

In one embodiment, the processing unit further comprises arecommendation module, wherein recommendation module is communicativelyconnected with the matching module, wherein when the matching module hasnot matched an object in the object database, the recommendation modulescreens at least one object to obtain a recommendation result based onthe expression data of the user according to a predetermined rule in theobject database, wherein the recommendation result is output by theoutput unit.

In one embodiment, the recommendation module screens in the objectdatabase in a manner that reducing the number of the conditions orreducing the condition.

In one embodiment, the acquiring unit comprises an acquiring userrequest module, an acquiring user background module and an acquiringuser behavior module, wherein the processing unit is communicativelyconnected respectively to the acquiring user request module, theacquiring user background module and the acquiring user behavior module,wherein the processing unit comprises a recommendation module, whereinthe recommendation module is communicably connected with the acquiringuser behavior module, wherein the recommendation module recommends atleast one intentional object from the object database based on abehavior data acquired by the acquiring user behavior module

In one embodiment, the processing unit further comprises an analysismodule and a matching module, wherein the analysis module obtains atleast one condition based on the analyzed expression data, wherein thematching module matches the object in the object database based on thecondition, wherein the matching module matches the object based on theobject database including the condition, wherein when the matchingmodule has not match the object in the object database, therecommendation module recommends at least one of the intentional objectfrom the object database based on a behavior data acquired by theacquiring user behavior module.

In one embodiment, the processing unit further comprises a judgementmodule and a re-judgement module, wherein when the matching module hasnot match the object in the object database, the judgement moduledetermines whether there is an object with only the deadline of the taskis not met, if so, the re judgement module determines whether the objectwho not met the deadline is capable of providing an expedited serviceand whether is capable of finishing the case in time, if so, the outputunit outputs the object.

In one embodiment, the system further comprises an interactive unit,wherein the interactive unit is communicatively connected with theprocessing unit and the output unit, wherein the interactive unit isallowed communication between the user and the object.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a flow chart perspective view of a bidirectional selectingmethod between the service objects and the service providers accordingto a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a bidirectional selecting system betweenthe service objects and the service providers according to a preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3A is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3B is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4A is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4B is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4C is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4D is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5A is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5B is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6A is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6B is a schematic view of using a bidirectional selecting methodbetween the service objects and the service providers according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a block diagram of using a computer system according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments areprovided in the following description only as examples and modificationswill be apparent to those skilled in the art. The general principlesdefined in the following description would be applied to otherembodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applicationswithout departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, a bidirectional selecting method between the serviceobjects and the service providers according to a preferred embodiment ofthe present invention is illustrated.

The bidirectional selecting method 1 can select the service providerbased on the service object, and also can select the service objectbased on the service provider. A user can select at least oneintentional object through a managing system. The user can be theservice object, and the intentional object is the service provider. Theuser may also be the service provider, and the intentional object is theservice object.

Furthermore, the service object can actively screened based on theirdemand for screening the service providers and can also passivelyprovide information to provide screening of the service providers.

The service provider can actively screened based on their demand forscreening the service object and can also passively provide informationto provide screening of the service providers.

The bidirectional selecting method 1 between the service objects and theservice providers comprises the following steps of:

after obtaining an expression data about a user, acquiring at least oneintentional object to obtain a processing result from a correspondingobject database based on the expression data and a backgroundinformation of the user; and

outputting the processing result, wherein when the user is a serviceobject, the object database is a service provider database, wherein whenthe user is a service provider, the object database is a serviceprovider database.

It will be understand that the expression data can be expressed by aninput device from the user, and can comprises a user request.

Furthermore, the bidirectional selecting method 1 comprises thefollowing steps of:

if no intentional object is matched, recommending at least one object inthe object database as the intentional object.

In one embodiment, the bidirectional selecting method 1 is implementedas:

obtaining at least one intentional object to obtain the processingresult from the object database based on the expression data and abackground information of a user.

In one embodiment, in the above method, when the expression data cannotbe matched to the intentional object, at least one intentional object isobtained as the processing result from the object database based on theexpression data and the background information of the user.

The background information of the user may be a name of the user, or ahistory of the user. The name of the user is associated with the user'scompany which is capable of understanding the field of the company andinferring the user's intentional object.

In the present embodiment, the user is a service object, and the serviceprovider is a patent engineer. Of course, it can be understood that thedescription herein is merely illustrative, and the types of the serviceprovider and the service object are not limited thereto.

With the bidirectional selecting method 1, the user can find qualifiedpatent engineer. On the one hand, the user has a larger right to choosefor assigned cases according to their needs. On the other hand, the usercan timely know the progress of the case. For the user, the servicequality will be greatly improved. For the patent firm, there is notrequired as in the conventional manner according to the real-timeorganization which each case individually be dispatched to the patentengineers according to what they are drafting, which is greatly enhancedthe efficiency of dispatching. For patent engineers, it can helpscientifically and orderly to plan their working hours for the cases.

Specifically, the bidirectional selecting method 1 between the serviceobjects and the service providers comprises the steps of:

matching at least one engineer who meets the condition with a userrequest as a condition in an engineer database and outputting a matchingresult; and

determining at least one engineer as one of the intentional objectsbased on a feedback determined order to pair the intentional objectswith the user, wherein the feedback determined order is based on thematching result. The intentional object processes the task of the userbased on the selection of the user.

In detail, the user request can be selected from one or more of casefee, case quality, and case deadline. The costs, quality and duration ofcases are undoubtedly the most concerned about for the user. The cost ofthe case refers to a single invention or utility model fees. Theduration of the case refers to a certain date when the case completed.

The quality of the case is proportional to the cost of the case. Forexample, in a patent firm, there is a patent engineer A, a patentengineer B, a patent engineer C, and a patent engineer D, wherein thepatent engineer A is an expert engineer, and the patent engineer B is asenior engineer, and the patent engineer C is an advance engineer, andthe patent engineer D is the primary engineer. Each of patentedengineers has the different levels, and the level of each of the patentengineer changes from primary, advance, senior to expert step by step.Patent engineer's level means the quality of patent drafting, and patentdrafting also represents the cost of drafting, and with the higher levelof patent engineers, the higher quality of patent drafting, and thehigher cost of patent drafting.

The user can input his or her own needs through an input device. Andthen a processor receives the user request and associates a memorystoring a patent engineer database for processing the user request, andoutputs a processing result through an output device. The input devicecan be a mouse or a keyboard or a touch screen, and the output devicecan be a display screen or a speaker.

The user input their needs through the input device, and the needs ofthe user transmitted from the user are processed in the processor. Baseon the user request as conditions, the processor screens in the patentengineer database provided by the storage to generate a screeningresult. The screening result is sent to the output device and output bythe output device. The user obtains the screening result through theoutput device. Through the input device, the user may send a feedbackorder. The feedback order may be to confirm the patent engineer based onthe screening result, or may perform re-screening to find the patentengineers who meets user needs according to the screening result.

For example, the user may input the needs by the input device, such as acost. The processor retrieves the patent databases based on the cost toobtain a patent engineer matched with the cost. It will be understandthat the user input needs through the input device which may inputaccording to a prompt information given by a output device from theprocessor, or may input according to needs of the user.

Specifically, the user can directly enter the numerical value of thecost, and then waits for the feedback of the output device. May be theuser enter or select the range of the cost or level of cost in thepatent engineer database provided by the output device.

Furthermore, according to the embodiment, the bidirectional selectingmethod between the service objects and the service providers comprisesthe steps of:

determining whether there is at least one of the patent engineers in thepatent engineer database that meets the user request; and

If so, outputting by the patent engineer as the screening result.

Specifically, when the processor retrieves there is a relevant patentengineer met the user request in the storage, the processor generatesthe screening result with the patent engineer and provides the screeningresult for the user by the output device.

For example, the user request comprises the screening result which issenior engineer and deadline is Dec. 31, 2018. There is one seniorengineer and the schedule is available from November 2018, the seniorengineer A, who meets the needs of the user in the patent engineerdatabase. The senior engineer A is output as the screening result. Theuser can confirm the patent engineer A through the input device torealize communication between the user and the patent engineer A.

Furthermore, in the bidirectional selecting method 1 between the serviceobjects and the service providers, when the number of the patentengineers is plural, the feedback order is based on a selection order ofa plurality of the patent engineers, as shown in FIGS. 3A-3B.

For example, the screen conditions comprise the user request sent by theuser, which is a senior engineer and deadline is Jan. 30, 2019. Theprocessor retrieves in the patent engineer database and fines severalengineers. One advance engineer A, available time is after Nov. 10,2018. One senior engineer B, available time from Nov. 1, 2018 to Nov. 4,2018. One senior engineer C, available time from Nov. 15, 2018 to Nov.20, 2018.

In other words, there are a plurality of the patent engineers meet theneeds of the user, and the screening result is feedback to the user bythe output device. The user can select via the input device based on thescreening result to confirm the selection the patent engineer as acommunication object. For example, when the user wishes to complete assoon as possible, the Senior Engineer B may be selected as communicationobject. The processor via the input device receives a command to confirmthe selection a patent engineer to communicate with the user.

It will be understood that the patent engineer in the screening resultcan comprises the basic information of patent engineer, for example,name, work experience, field of expertise, history of the case and soon, which helps the user to make a choice. Of course, the informationmay be used as screen conditions for determining the patent engineer.

For example, when the user request comprises a condition requiring thepatent engineer experience is more than five years, matching the patentengineer with the condition in the patent engineer database. Thematching result obtains a plurality of the patent engineers satisfiedthe condition and the matched result to the user, and the user canre-send the user request for retrieval of other ranges, for example, toretrieve a smaller range. The user may increase the number of conditionsto narrow down the matching results to have less patent engineers sothat the matching results are more streamlined. For example, increasingthe deadline of the case, and re-matching the matching results. Thebidirectional selecting method 1 between the service objects and theservice providers, when the number of the patent engineers in thescreening result is plural, further comprises the following steps of:

receiving a user request as a screening condition to find a new patentengineer in the screening result matched with the new screeningcondition and outputting the new screening result.

Specifically, when a plurality of the patent engineers to meet userneeds, the screening result is feedback to the user by the outputdevice. The user can narrow the scope of the screening based onpreceding screening to screen again. The processor is based on thescreen conditions for re-screening of the screening results and regainsthe new screening result which is feedback to the user via the outputdevice. The user generates a feedback order based on the new screeningresults and the processor determines the patent engineer met thecondition based on the feedback order.

For example, the processor receives the user request by the inputdevice, which needs to meet the conditions of: primary engineer,deadline before February 2019. The screening result including dozens ofpatent engineers to meet the needs. The user has no needs to check everybackground information or details of each of the patent engineer one byone, only needs to re-enter the screen conditions by the input devicesbased on the screening results, such as further defined deadline inJanuary, 2019 to narrow down.

The user may add more stringent conditions for the same kind screeningcondition, or add new kind screening condition. For example, adding ascreening condition based on the background of the case, which means thepatent engineer has experience in same field.

Of course, it will be understood that the user can completely replacethe screening conditions and the processor re-searches.

When the user has experienced with patent agents, and is familiar withthe patent agency, and is satisfied with the patent engineers oftenworking together, it is possible to screen the name of the patentengineer directly as the screening condition. And finding whether thetime schedule of the patent engineer provided by the output device bythe output device can meet the requirement.

Furthermore, according to the embodiment, the bidirectional selectingmethod 1 between the service objects and the service providers comprisesthe following steps:

determining whether there is at least one patent engineer in the patentengineer database that meets the user request; and

if not, and when the screening conditions are multiple, reducing thescreening conditions to rescreen for the screening result.

As shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, specifically, when the user inputs the userrequest through the input device, the processor screens in patentengineer database to find the qualified engineers patent based on thescreening conditions which has the user request, and when there is nothe patent engineer met the screening conditions, the processor reduceat least one of the screening conditions to rescreen until the patentengineer meets the new screening conditions. The screening results isfeedback to the user by the output device for the user. The user canselect to rescreen or determine the patent engineer based on thescreening results. In this way, more choices can be provide to the user.

For example, the user inputs the user request by the input device, andthe user request includes: senior engineer, work experience for morethan five years, and deadline is Nov. 15, 2018.

The processor did not find the patent engineers met the screeningconditions in the first screening. The processor downgrades thescreening conditions. For example, reducing one of the screeningconditions, like screening with senior engineer and work experience formore than five years, not with deadline is Nov. 15, 2018, to find asenior engineer A and a senior engineer B. The senior engineer A hasworking experience for six years, and available time is after Nov. 14,2018, and drafting ability is one case/2 days. If this one patentengineer is chose, and the deadline for the case is 16, November 2018.The senior engineer B has working experience for eight years, andavailable time is after Nov. 15, 2018, and drafting ability is onecase/2 days. If this one patent engineer is chose, and the deadline forthe case is Nov. 17, 2018.

The screen conditions are senior engineer and deadline is 15, November2018, not with the condition of wording experience. The screeningresults are a senior engineer C and a senior engineer D, wherein thesenior engineer C has available time form Nov. 1, 2018 and wordingexperience is 4 years and 10 months, wherein the senior engineer D hasavailable time form Oct. 30, 2018 and wording experience is 4 years and11 months.

The screen conditions are wording experience and deadline is 15,November 2018, not with the condition of senior engineer. The screeningresults are a advance engineer E and an expert engineer F, wherein theadvance engineer E has available time form Nov. 1, 2018 and wordingexperience is 6 years, wherein the expert engineer F has available timeform Nov. 10, 2018 and wording experience is 8 years.

Above screening results are output through the output device to theuser, and the user can select or rescreen based on the screeningresults. In this way, the user is given multiple choices and the user isable to rethink the screening condition. If the user take seriously onsenior engineer and working experience, and deadline within a day or twois not very concerned about, so the user can choose the senior engineerA and the senior engineer B. If the user take seriously on seniorengineer and deadline, and working experience is not very concernedabout, so the user can choose the senior engineer C and the seniorengineer D. If the user take seriously on working experience anddeadline, and senior engineer is not very concerned about, so the usercan choose the senior engineer E and the senior engineer F.

Of course, it is understandable that one of the cases of the user mayhave one of the patent engineers, or may have more than one patentengineers. In other words, one case can be drafted by several patentengineers independently, or drafted co-authoredly.

According to the embodiment of the invention, the bidirectionalselecting method 1 between the service objects and the service providersfurther comprises the following steps:

determining whether there is at least one of the patent engineer met theuser request in the patent engineer database; and

if not, and the screening condition that does not meet is the deadline,generating a screening result.

Specifically, the user request comprises a plurality of the screeningconditions, and one of the screening conditions is deadline. Theprocessor matches in the patent engineer database based on the pluralityof the screening conditions. When there is no the patent engineer in thepatent engineer database met all the screening conditions, and there isthe patent engineer only not met the deadline of the screeningconditions, the patent engineer only not met the deadline outputs as thescreening result through the output device.

Furthermore, the bidirectional selecting method 1 may also recommend theintentional object based on other manners.

The bidirectional selecting method 1 may further comprises the followingsteps of:

After obtaining the expression data of the user, matching the conditionsincluded inside the expression data and the background information ofthe user in the object database; and

If no intentional object is matched, recommending at least one object inthe object database as the intentional object based on the backgroundinformation of the user.

As shown in FIG. 4C, for example, the user request input through theinput device by the user comprises: senior engineer, working experience:more than five years, and deadline is Nov. 11, 2018. According to theuser request, the screening result is 0 in the engineer database. Andthe background information of the user includes drafted cases ofphotocatalytic wastewater treatment. Other engineers may be to recommendto the user, such as a senior engineer C, working experience: 5 years,available time from Nov. 11, 2018, has drafted cases of your firm. Asenior engineer D, working experience: 6 years, available time from Nov.13, 2018, has drafted cases of photocatalytic wastewater treatment.Based on the user's background information, the senior engineer C andthe senior engineer D may be the intentional object of the user. Theuser may select an intentional object based on the recommendationselection.

Furthermore, the bidirectional selecting method 1 comprises thefollowing steps of:

After acquiring the expression data of the user, matching the conditionincluded in the expression data and in the background information of theuser in the object database; and

If there is no match to intentional object, recommending at least oneobject as the intentional object in the object database based on thebehavior data of the user.

The behavior data of the user may be the user's click behavior, time onpage, screening conditions and so on. These behavior of user may reflectthe user's preferences and may be used to recommend the objects that maybe intentional for the user.

For example, as shown in FIG. 4D, the user stays a longer time to thepage of the advance engineer E, then the advance engineer E and F can berecommended based on the user behavior data, wherein the backgroundinformation of the advance engineer E is similar with the advanceengineer F.

Furthermore, further screening in the patent engineer database isallowable based on the expression data of the user. But if there is notany the object met the conditions, then make recommendations based onthe behavior data of the user to satisfy as far as possible the user.

The bidirectional selecting method 1 may further comprises the followingsteps of:

if the intentional object is not matched, acquiring the behavior data ofthe user;

generating an intentional prediction result based on the behavior data;and

recommending at least one object in the object database as theintentional object, based on the intentional prediction result.

For example, based on the residence time of the mouse of the user, theresidence position and the refresh time, generating the intentionalprediction result. For example, the user can copy a history case of thepatent engineer, which is able to know that the user is interesting withthe patent engineer had drafted the case or the field.

Furthermore, the selecting method comprises the following steps of:

determining whether there is a patent engineer with only the deadlinenot met can provide expedited task; and

if so, generating a prompt information, wherein the prompt informationis output as at least part of the feedback result.

If there is no patent engineer matched, determining whether there is apatent engineer who only does not meet the deadline or not;

if so, determining whether there is a patent engineer with only thedeadline not met can provide expedited task; and

if so, generating a prompt information, wherein the prompt informationis output as at least part of the feedback result. The specificdescription will be made as following in FIGS. 5A-5B.

The patent engineer may provide the expedited service which meansprocess the user's case in advance to satisfy user requirements. Thepatent engineers can provide patent services outside normal workinghours, such as after business hours from work. The patented engineerprovides drafting services for the expedited service to complete thewriting of the case to meet the expedited needs of the user.

For example, when the user has a deadline tantalizing case needed aassigned patent engineer to process, the user found that the patentengineer has full schedule but the patented engineer can provideexpedited service, so the user can pay for expedited fee to make thepatent engineers preferred to deal with this case and not affect otherscases.

The patent engineer also can provide expedited service in the normalworking hours, which needs pre-arranged cases to be drafted later, sothat requires expedited service of the user of the case can jump thequeue to be processed. For example, when the user has a deadlinetantalizing case needed a assigned patent engineer to process, the userfound that the patent engineer has full schedule but the patent engineercan draft pre-arranged cases later. So the user can pay for expeditedfee to make the patent engineers preferred to deal with this case, andit may cause influence to other cases, but it is acceptable and has noaffect the needs of the user corresponding to other cases.

Furthermore, in the present invention, in some embodiments, determiningwhether the patent engineer can provide expedited service or not in amanner that obtaining the deadline of the case is matched with a workingarranging style of patent engineer.

For example, the user needs a senior engineer, who has background ofpharmaceutical field, 5 or more years of working experience, and thecase deadline is December, 2018. It is not fully matched with anyengineers with the user request, and only one senior engineer deal withthe background of the case is the pharmaceutical field, and have 5 yearsor more experience, but his available time from January, 2019.

Obtaining the working arranging of the senior engineer, and there is atleast one case pre-arranged before January, 2019 can be delayed to afterJanuary, 2019. So in the objective, the senior engineer can provideexpedited service for the user.

Then generating the prompt information which comprises that the seniorengineers can provide the expedited service, and the cost of expeditedservice. The user can select to decide to purchase this service based onthe prompt information, or change the screening conditions to screen forother patent engineer.

It can be understood that, in the method, before the generating theprompt information, an advisory opinion may be sent to the patentengineer to confirm whether the patent engineer is willing to providethe expedited service, which means to accept the user's case to jump inthe queue. If so, generating the prompt information which comprises theopinion of the patent engineer.

Of course, it may be that the patent engineer has pre-set whether or notwilling to provide the expedited service. If so, the user can directlyselect in the subsequent steps.

Furthermore, in some embodiments of the present invention, the selectingmethod determines whether the patent engineer can provide expeditedservice in a manner that obtaining a predetermined expedited serviceinformation.

In details, the patent engineers set the expedited service informationin advance, such as that the expedited service may be cut in line duringnormal working hours, or the expedited service may be outside workinghours. The patent engineer can pre-set what kind of service is willingto provide.

For example, the patent engineer not wanted to work overtime can selectto set provide normal working time within the cut in lines. Willing towork overtime ones can select to set provide both outside of normalworking hours and normal working time within the cut in lines

If the method got to the patent engineers are willing to provide theexpedited service within normal time, determining whether the patentengineer with current working arrangements can complete within the timelimit. If can, the prompt information is generated to prompt the user toselect the patent engineer to provide an expedited service. If can not,the user may request to recommend other patent engineers that maysatisfy the user request.

If the method got to the patent engineers are willing to provide theexpedited service within normal time, determining whether the patentengineer with current working arrangements can complete within the timelimit. If can, the prompt information is generated to prompt the user toselect the patent engineer to provide an expedited service and offer thefee of expedited service. If cannot, the user may request to recommendother patent engineers that may satisfy the user request.

More specifically, for example, if the method got to the patentengineers are willing to provide the expedited service within normalworking time and outside working hours, determining whether the patentengineer with current working arrangements can complete within thenormal working time. If can, the prompt information is generated, whichhas the patent engineer, the time of complication of the case, and theexpedited fee of the case. If cannot, determining whether the patentengineer with current working arrangements can complete within thenormal working time added outside working hours based on the workingefficiency. If can, the prompt information is generated, which has theservices of the patent engineer, the time of complication of the case,and the expedited fee of the case. If cannot, the user may request torecommend other patent engineers that may satisfy the user request.

Or, if the method got to the patent engineers are willing to provide theexpedited service within normal working time and outside working hours,determining whether the patent engineer with current workingarrangements can complete without using the normal working time. If can,the prompt information is generated, which has the services of thepatent engineer, the time of complication of the case, and the expeditedfee of the case. If cannot, determining whether the patent engineer withcurrent working arrangements can complete within the normal working timeadded outside working hours based on the working efficiency. If can, theprompt information is generated, which has the services of the patentengineer, the time of complication of the case, and the expedited fee ofthe case. If cannot, the user may request to recommend other patentengineers that may satisfy the user request.

Of course, it will be understood that variety of suggestions can beprovided for the user, such as a view from the cost. When the patentengineer may provide expedited service within both in the normal workingtime the additional working hours, the feedback is based on the timecost or the money cost for the user.

Or, if the method got to the patent engineers are willing to provide theexpedited service only within outside working hours, determining whetherthe patent engineer with current working arrangements can completebefore deadline. If can, the prompt information is generated to promptthe user to select the patent engineer to provide an expedited service.If cannot, the user may request to recommend other patent engineers thatmay satisfy the user request.

Furthermore, in some embodiments of the present invention, in theselecting method, determining whether the patent engineer is willing toprovide the expedited service, in a manner that sending an advisoryopinion to the corresponding patent engineer and basing on the reply ofthe patent engineer.

The patent engineer database may not have expedited service informationof the patent engineer who only not meet the requirements of thedeadline. So the user can send an advisory opinion to the correspondingpatent engineer through the input device. And the patent engineer replywhether can provide expedited service by another input device to theuser. If can, the user inputs the feedback order through the inputdevice to confirm communication between the user and the patentengineer. If can not, the user can re-input condition for matching orthe patent engineer might meet the needs is recommended to the user.

Furthermore, the selecting method comprises the following steps of:

if there is no patent engineer matched, determining whether there is apatent engineer with only the deadline of the case is not met;

if so, generating a prompt information, wherein the prompt informationis output as at least part of the matching result;

sending an inquiry message to the patent engineer;

feedbacking a reply of patent engineer to the user; and

receiving the feedback order from the user.

Furthermore, the selecting method may further comprise the followingsteps:

if there is no patent engineer matched, analyzing the user request toderive an analysis result; and

matching at least one of patent engineer to derive the matching result,based on the analysis result.

Specifically, when the user request cannot be satisfied one by one, theuser request is analyzed to determine the core of the user's needs to besatisfied by some of other patent engineers.

For example, a user input the name A of one patent engineer through theinput device, wherein the patent engineer A is a senior engineer and hasexperience of optical cases. But the normal working hours and additionalwork hours of the patent engineer A have been filled up, so he cannotprovide patent services for the user. After analyzing the background ofthe patent engineer A, a similar patent engineer B is matched, who is asenior engineer and has experience of optical cases, and the patentengineer B is capable of completing the case of the user in time. Thepatent engineer B is output as at least part of the matching result tothe user for considering.

Furthermore, it is worth to be mention that not only can the serviceobject select the service provider, the service provider can also selectthe service object.

The bidirectional selecting method 1 comprises the following steps:

after obtaining an expression data about a service provider, acquiringat least one intentional object in a service object database to obtain aprocessing result based on the expression data and a backgroundinformation of the service provider; and

outputting the processing result.

As shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B, illustrating between the lawyer and theclient. The lawyer can input a request based cost and/or time and/fieldthe conditions, such as the cost over $800/h and the field ofintellectual property. Based on the request of the lawyer as theexpression data a search may be performed in the client case database,and the search result is: a case A, $900/h, on invaliding a patent, anda case B, $800/h, about trademark.

The layer can select cases based on his or her own needs.

It is understood that when the expression data of the service provideris directly based as conditions to screen results, the client or thecase as the potential intentional object is recommended to the lawyer.

According to another aspect of the present invention, as shown in FIG.2, the present invention provides a bidirectional selecting system 2between the service object and the service provider, wherein the system2 comprises an acquiring unit 10, a processing unit 20, an output unit30 and a determining unit 40, wherein the acquiring unit 10 iscommunicably connected with the processing unit 20, and the output unit30 being communicably connected with the processing unit 20, and thedetermining unit 40 is communicably connected with the output unit 30.

The acquiring unit 10 is configured to receive at least one of the userrequest. The processing unit 20 processes the user request to obtain aprocessing result based an object database. The output unit 30 outputsthe processing result which comprises at least one intentional object.The determining unit 40 confirms at least one objects in the objectdatabase for the user based on the processing unit 20.

Furthermore, the bidirectional selecting system 2 between the serviceobject and the service provider further comprises a storage unit 50,wherein the storage unit 50 is communicably connected with theprocessing unit 20, and the object data may be stored in the storageunit 50. The processing unit 20 processes the user request to obtain aprocessing result based on the object database in the storage unit 50.

The storage unit 50 may also be communicably respectively connected withthe acquiring unit 10 and the docking unit. And the storage unit 50 maybe configured to store the user request received by the acquiring unit10. The storing unit 50 can also be used to store a determining resultgenerated by the determining unit 40 as a historical data.

It is worth to mention that the acquiring unit 10 is not only capable ofbeing used for acquiring the user request, but also can obtain abackground information of the user, such as the user identity. Theprocessing unit 20 generates one of the processing result based on theuser identity acquired by the acquiring unit 10 and the historical datastored in the storage unit 50. For example, according to the patentengineer the user once selected, making recommendations when the userneeds to be offered a patent service.

The acquiring unit 10 comprises an acquiring user request module 11 andan acquiring user background module 12, wherein the acquiring userrequest module 11 and the acquiring user background module 12 arerespectively communicably connected with the processing unit 20.

The processing unit 20 comprises an analysis module 21 and a matchingmodule 22, wherein the analysis module 21 is communicatively connectedwith the acquiring user request module 11 of the acquiring unit 10, andthe matching module 22 is communicatively connected with the analysismodule 21 and the docking unit.

The analysis module 21 is used to analyzes the request and obtain ananalysis result based on the user request acquired of the acquiring userrequest module 11 of the acquiring unit 10. The analysis resultcomprises at least one matching condition. The analysis result is sentto the matching module 22. The matching module 22 is respectivelycommunicatively connected with the storage unit 50 and the analysismodule 21. The matching module 22 screens to obtain a matching result tomatch the matching condition in the object database based on theanalysis result. The matching result is transmitted to the determiningunit 40. The docking unit confirms at least one object in the objectdatabase based on the matching result.

For example, the acquiring user request module 11 of the acquiring unit10 acquires the user request, which needs the object to complete thecase before December, 2018 and has more than three years workexperience. The analysis module 21 processes the user request to obtainthe analysis result. The analysis result comprises two of the matchingconditions, and one of the matching conditions is deadline of the case,before December, 2018, and another of the matching conditions is workexperience, more than three years.

The matching module 22 performs screening in the object database basedon the matching conditions and obtains a matching result, and thedetermining unit 40 confirms at least one of the objects to the userbased on the matching result.

Furthermore, the system 2 comprises the output unit 30 communicablyconnected with the matching module 22 and the docking unit respectively.

The output unit 30 feedbacks the matching result of the matching module22 to the user. The determining unit 40 confirms at least one of theobjects to the user based on determined information.

When the matching result of the matching module 22 meets therequirements of objects in object database, the output unit 30 outputsthe matching result.

Furthermore, when the object met is the requirements of objects inobject database and the object number is more than one, the feedbackunit outputs the matching result and the acquiring unit 10 acquires amessage from the user again. The user may select at least one of theobjects of the matching results. The determining unit 40 is communicablyconnected with the acquiring unit 10 and confirms the object to the userbased on the information sent by the user.

Furthermore, the matching result of the matching module 22 is that theobject is not exist in the object database who met the requirements, theoutput unit 30 sent the matching result to the user.

When the matching result of the matching module 22 is that the object isnot exist in the object database who met the requirements, theprocessing unit 20 generates a prompt information. The promptinformation is used to ask the user to reset the matching condition,such as reducing the matching condition. The output unit 30 sent thematching result and the prompt information to the user.

When the object met is the requirements of objects in object databaseand the object number is more than one, the processing unit 20 generatesa prompt information. The prompt information is used to ask the user toreset the matching condition, such as adding the matching condition. Theoutput unit 30 sent the matching result and the prompt information tothe user.

Furthermore, the processing unit 20 comprises a recommendation module 23communicably connected with the matching module 22. The recommendationmodule 23 is used to recommend the object in the object database.

When the matching result of the matching module 22 is that the object isnot exist in the object database who met the requirements, therecommendation module 23 generate a recommendation result in the objectdatabase based on the user request. And the recommendation result isjointly feedback by the feedback unit and the matching result.

For example, the user request is required the object having workingexperience 5 years or more and is a senior engineer, and havingprocessed cases fielded of electricity. The matching result of thematching module 22 is that the object is not exist in the objectdatabase.

The recommendation module 23 generate a recommendation result screenedin the object database based on the user request. For example, oneobject A having working experience 4 years and is a senior engineer, andhaving processed cases fielded of electricity can be used as therecommendation result.

It can be understood that the recommendation module 23 can filter theobjects by reducing or decreasing the matching condition.

In the present invention, when the matching result of the matchingmodule 22 is that the object is not exist in the object database who metthe requirements, and the matching condition is plural, the matchingmodule 22 has no suitable objects in screening, so the recommendationmodule 23 downgrades the screening conditions. For example, reducing oneof the screening conditions, like reducing the deadline of Nov. 15,2018, only based on having working experience 10 years or more and is asenior engineer, to obtain the screening result including a seniorengineer A and another senior engineer B. The senior engineer A hasworking experience of 6 years, can be used to write case after Nov. 14,2018, is capable of drafting one case in two days. If this engineer ischosen, the deadline can be Nov. 16, 2018. The senior engineer B hasworking experience of 8 years, can be used to write case after Nov. 15,2018, is capable of drafting one case in two days. If this engineer ischosen, the deadline can be Nov. 17, 2018.

Furthermore, the recommendation module 23 may also recommend the objectin the object database in other manners. The acquiring unit 10 furthercomprises an acquiring user behavior module 13 for acquiring a behaviordata of the user. The behavior data of the user may be the relevant dataabout the behavior made on an operator interface. For example, when theuser interface is the computer screen, the behavior data may beclicking, refreshing, retrieving. Specifically, the behavior data may bea location of clicking, a frequency of clicking, a browsing time, andthe like. The recommendation module 23 is communicably coupled to theacquiring user behavior module 13. The recommendation module 23recommends the object in the object database based on the behavior dataacquired by the acquiring user behavior module 13.

Furthermore, the processing unit 20 comprises a judgement module 24communicatively coupled to the matching module 22. when the matchingresult of the matching module 22 is that the object is not exist in theobject database who met the requirements, judgement module 24 determineswhether there is the matching result not met the matching conditions hasonly one of the matching conditions not met, and generates a determinedresult, wherein only one of the matching condition is the deadline ofthe case.

The processing unit 20 further comprises an urgent judgement module 25,wherein the urgent judgement module 25 is used to determine whether theobject in the object database can provide the expedited service or not.The urgent judgement module 25 is communicably coupled to the judgementmodule 24.

When the judgement module 24 obtains the determined result that is thereis not any object only the deadline of the case not met. And the outputunit 30 feedback the determined result. The output unit 30 generates aprompt information to ask the user to reset the matching conditions. Andthe output unit 30 feedback the prompt information. The user can resetthe matching conditions to match the object in the object database untilthe object is satisfied.

When the judgement module 24 obtains the determined result that is thereis object only the deadline of the case not met. The urgent judgementmodule 25 determines based on the determined result that there is objectonly the deadline of the case not met to determine whether the object inthe object database can provide the expedited service or not to completethe case in time.

The urgent judgement module 25 is respectively communicatively connectedwith the judgement module 24 and the acquiring unit 10. The urgentjudgement module 25 compares the expedited information of the objectwith the deadline based on the expedited information of the object inthe object database and the deadline in the user request to make surethe object can complete the case in time.

In details, the urgent judgement module 25 may first determine whetherthe object can provide the expedited service, if not, urgent judgementmodule 25 obtains the determined result that the object can not completein time. If so, the urgent judgement module 25 determines whether theobject can complete the case in time. If not, urgent judgement module 25obtains the determined result.

The output unit 30 is may be communication coupled to the urgentjudgement module 25, wherein the output unit 30 generates a promptinformation based on the determined result of the urgent judgementmodule 25 based the deadline and the expedited information of the objectin the object database. The prompt information may include feeinformation of the object to provide the expedited service and typeinformation of the expedited service.

Furthermore, the expedited service may include a cut-in style expeditedservice and a overtime style expedited service. The cut-in styleexpedited service means that the object has been arranged fully withcases before the deadline but can changes the priority level accordingto the urgency of the case, such as to deal the case earlier or toinsert a new case directly. The overtime style expedited service meansthat the object is willing to work outside of normal working to timecharge fees to complete as possible.

The prompt information of the unit output 30 may include cost and typeof the expedited service of selectable expedited services.

Furthermore, the system 2 comprises an interactive unit 60 communicablycoupled to the processing unit 20 for communicating between the user andthe object directly.

For example, he object database may not provide information about theobject is able to provide the expedited service. The user can sent aquestion to the object by the interactive unit 60 to ask whether theobject is willing to provide the expedited service, and the object isfeedback through the interactive unit 60.

After the output unit 30 receives determined information form the user,the determining unit 40 communicate the object and the user. In otherwords, the object is responsible in accordance with the user'srequirements of the case.

Furthermore, the managing system 2 comprises a setting unit 70communicably connected with the storage unit 50. The setting unit 70 isused to the object modify corresponding object information in thestorage unit 50. For example, empirical information, whether to provideexpedited service information and provide expedited service typeinformation. The object may modify corresponding object informationwithin the database as required. For example, when one case of theobject is over, the object can add this case into working experience forreference by the user during the selection process.

It is worth to mention that, for the objects, it can make sure their ownwork arrangements in the system 2 and schedule arrangements of thecases. The object can also automatically obtain the cases to beprocessed and the cases that need to be expedited through the system 2.

For the user, the working arrangement in the storage unit 50 of theobject can also be viewed to know whether the case is being processed.

One or more of a computer system 1000 capable of processing thementioned method is shown in FIG. 7 as non-limiting embodiment. Thecomputer system 1000 is shown in simplified form. The computer system1000 can be implement in forms of: one or more electronic devices (eg,personal computers, server computers, tablet computers, homeentertainment computers, network computing devices, gaming devices,mobile computing devices, mobile communication devices (eg, smartphones) and/or other computing device), an input subsystem 1001, anoutput subsystem 1002, and a communication subsystem 1003, The inputsubsystem 1001 may be a mouse or is a keyboard, or a microphone. Theoutput subsystem 1002 may be a display screen or is a broadcast device.

The computer system 1000 comprises a logic machine 1004 and a memorymachine 1005. The logic machine 1004 comprises one or more physicaldevices configured to execute instructions. For example, the logicmachine 1004 may be configured to perform as the part of the variouscommands: one or more applications, services, programs, routines,libraries, objects, components, data structures, or other logicalconstructs. Such instructions may be implemented to perform tasks,implement data types, convert states of one or more components, effecttechnical effects, or otherwise achieve desired results.

The logic machine 1004 can be configured to include one or moreprocessors executing software instructions. As a supplement oralternatively, the logic machine 1004 may be configured to executehardware or firmware instructions as the one or more hardware orfirmware logic machines 1004. The processor of the logic machine 1004can be a single core or a multi-core, and the instructions executedthereon can be configured for serial, parallel, and/or distributedprocessing. The various components of the logic machine 1004 mayoptionally be distributed in two or more separated device, and thedevices may be remotely located and/or configured to performco-processing. The logic machine 1004 may be virtualized and executed bya remotely accessible networked computing device configured in a cloudcomputing configuration.

The memory machine 1005 comprises being configured to save may be madeto the logic unit 1004 executed to implement the herein describedmethods and processes as the machine of one or more physical devicesreadable instructions. In implementing this method and process, thestate of the memory machine 1005 can be transformed (e.g., to storedifferent data).

The memory machine 1005 can comprise some removable and/or built-indevices. The memory machine 1005 may comprise optical storage (eg, CD,DVD, HD-DVD, Blu-ray Disc, etc.), semiconductor memory (eg, RAM, EPROM,EEPROM), and/or magnetic storage (eg, a hard drive, a floppy disk drive,tape drive, an MRAM, etc.) and the like. The memory machine 1005 cancomprise volatile, non-volatile, dynamic, static, read/write, read-only,random access, location addressable, file addressable, and/or contentaddressable devices.

It can be understood that the memory machine 1005 comprises one or morephysical devices. However, as described herein, instructions of each ofthe aspects may alternatively not be held by help of physical devices ina limited duration of communication medium (e.g., an electromagneticsignal, an optical signal, etc.) to propagate.

The logic machine 1004 and the memory machine 1005 can be integratedtogether into one or more hardware logic components. These hardwarelogic components may comprise field programmable gate arrays, andapplications designed using inheritance circuit, andapplication-specific standard products, on-chip systems, and complexprogrammable logic devices.

The output subsystem 1002 can be used to present a visual representationof data held by the memory machine 1005. The visual representation maytake the form of a graphical user interface (GUI). Since the data heldby the memory machine 1005 described methods and processes hereinchanges, and thereby transforming the state of the memory machine 1005,and the same as the underlying data changes can be converted to thestate of the output subsystem 1002 indicated visually. The outputsubsystem 1002 can comprise one more display devices, such as a display.It may be such a display device and the logic machine 1004 and/or thememory machine 1005 are combined in a shared package, or such displaydevice may be a peripheral display device.

Including the input subsystem 1001, the input subsystem 1001 cancomprise one or more user interface input devices such as mouse,keyboard, or touchscreen. The communication sub system 1003 comprisingthe input sub system 1001 can be configured to couple with computingsystem or a plurality of other computing devices. The communicationsubsystem 1003 may comprise of one or more different communicationprotocols compatible with the wired and/or wireless communicationdevice. As a non-limiting example, the communication subsystem 1003 canbe configured to communicate via a wireless telephone network or a wiredor wireless local area wide area network or a ion network. In someembodiments, the communication subsystem 1003 may allow the computersystem 1000 to send messages to and/or receive messages from otherdevices via a network such as the Internet.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention comprises allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A bidirectional selecting method, between serviceobjects and service providers, comprising the steps of: after acquiringan expression data about a user, acquiring at least intentional objectin a corresponding object database based on the expression data and abackground information of the user to obtain a processing result; andoutputting the processing result, wherein when the user is a serviceobject, the object database is a service provider database, wherein whenthe user is a service provider, the object database is a service objectdatabase.
 2. The bidirectional selecting method as recited in claim 1,wherein after acquiring the expression data of the user, matching theexpression data with the conditions inside the background information ofthe user in the object database.
 3. The bidirectional selecting methodas recited in claim 1, further comprising the steps of: after acquiringthe expression data of the user, matching the expression data with theconditions inside the background information of the user in the objectdatabase; and if no intentional object is matched, recommending at leastone object in the object database as the intentional object based on thebackground information of the user.
 4. The bidirectional selectingmethod as recited in claim 1, further comprising the steps of: afteracquiring the expression data of the user, matching the expression dataand the conditions included in the background information of the user inthe object database; and if no intentional object is matched,recommending at least one object in the object database as theintentional object based on a behavior information of the user.
 5. Thebidirectional selecting method as recited in claim 1, further comprisingthe step of: obtaining a determined order from the user to confirm thatthe intentional object is a intentional object.
 6. The bidirectionalselecting method as recited in claim 3, wherein when the user is aservice object and the intentional object is the service provider,further comprises determining whether there is an object with only thedeadline of the task is not met and the object is capable of completingthe task within the deadline; and if so, generating a promptinformation, wherein the prompt information and the object are output asthe processing result.
 7. The bidirectional selecting method as recitedin claim 4, wherein when the user is a service object and theintentional object is a service provider, further comprises determiningwhether there is an object with only the deadline of the task is not metbut is available for expedited task and the object is capable ofcompleting the task within the deadline; and if so, generating a promptinformation, wherein the prompt information and the object are output asthe processing result.
 8. The bidirectional selecting method as recitedin claim 4, further comprising the steps of: if the intentional objectis not matched, obtaining the behavior data of the user; generating anintentional prediction result based on the behavior data; recommendingat least one object in the object database is as the intentional object,based on the intentional prediction result.
 9. The bidirectionalselecting method as recited in claim 7, wherein determining whether theobject is capable of providing the expedited service in a manner thatobtaining the information of the expedited service predetermined by theservice provider.
 10. The bidirectional selecting method as recited inclaim 7, wherein determining whether the object is capable of providingthe expedited service in a manner that obtaining a working arrangementof the object which only not comply with the mandate.
 11. Thebidirectional selecting method as recited in claim 7, whereindetermining whether the object is capable of providing the expeditedservice in a manner that sending a query to the corresponding object andconsidering the reply of the object.
 12. A bidirectional selectingsystem, for a service object and a service provider, comprising: anacquiring unit, wherein the acquiring unit is configured to acquire anexpression data and a background information of a user; a processingunit, wherein the processing unit is communicatively connected with theacquiring unit, wherein the processing unit is configured to have atleast one intentional object to obtain a processing result based on anobject database with the expression data and the background informationof the user; and an output unit, wherein the output unit is communicablycoupled to the processing unit, wherein the output unit outputs theprocessing result including the intentional object, wherein when theuser is service object, the object database is a service providerdatabase, wherein when the user is a service provider, the objectdatabase is a service object database.
 13. The bidirectional selectingsystem as recited in claim 12, wherein the system further comprises adetermining unit, wherein the determining unit is communicativelyconnected with the processing unit, wherein the determining unitconfirms the object as an intentional object of the user based on afeedback order corresponding to the processing result.
 14. Thebidirectional selecting system as recited in claim 12, wherein theprocessing unit comprises an analysis module and a matching module,wherein the analysis module obtains at least one condition based on theanalyzed expression data, wherein the matching module matches the objectin the object database based on the condition.
 15. The bidirectionalselecting system as recited in claim 14, wherein the processing unitfurther comprises a recommendation module, wherein recommendation moduleis communicatively connected with the matching module, wherein when thematching module has not matched an object in the object database, therecommendation module screens at least one object to obtain arecommendation result based on the expression data of the user accordingto a predetermined rule in the object database, wherein therecommendation result is output by the output unit.
 16. Thebidirectional selecting system as recited in claim 15, wherein therecommendation module screens in the object database in a manner thatreducing the number of the conditions or reducing the condition.
 17. Thebidirectional selecting system as recited in claim 12, wherein theacquiring unit comprises an acquiring user request module, an acquiringuser background module and an acquiring user behavior module, whereinthe processing unit is communicatively connected respectively to theacquiring user request module, the acquiring user background module andthe acquiring user behavior module, wherein the processing unitcomprises a recommendation module, wherein the recommendation module iscommunicably connected with the acquiring user behavior module, whereinthe recommendation module recommends at least one intentional objectfrom the object database based on a behavior data acquired by theacquiring user behavior module
 18. The bidirectional selecting system asrecited in claim 17, wherein the processing unit further comprises ananalysis module and a matching module, wherein the analysis moduleobtains at least one condition based on the analyzed expression data,wherein the matching module matches the object in the object databasebased on the condition, wherein the matching module matches the objectbased on the object database including the condition, wherein when thematching module has not match the object in the object database, therecommendation module recommends at least one of the intentional objectfrom the object database based on a behavior data acquired by theacquiring user behavior module.
 19. The bidirectional selecting systemas recited in claim 14, wherein the processing unit further comprises ajudgement module and a re-judgement module, wherein when the matchingmodule has not match the object in the object database, the judgementmodule determines whether there is an object with only the deadline ofthe task is not met, if so, the re judgement module determines whetherthe object who not met the deadline is capable of providing an expeditedservice and whether is capable of finishing the case in time, if so, theoutput unit outputs the object.
 20. The bidirectional selecting systemas recited in claim 12, wherein the system further comprises aninteractive unit, wherein the interactive unit is communicativelyconnected with the processing unit and the output unit, wherein theinteractive unit is allowed communication between the user and theobject.